Choose how you let go.

A full-body massage built around what your body tells me on the day. I combine long, flowing strokes with focused work on the knots in your neck, shoulders and lower back, and adjust the pressure as I go — firm where you hold tension, lighter where you need to let go.

Good foreveryday stiffness · desk posture · restless sleep

A Japanese technique of rhythmic thumb and palm pressure along the body's meridians, woven with gentle stretches. It is traditionally done without oil, so it suits anyone who prefers a dry, grounding treatment that leaves the mind very quiet.

Good forstress and restlessness · fatigue · feeling scattered

An active, energising treatment. I use palms, thumbs, knees and feet to apply pressure and guide you through assisted stretches from the feet up to the neck. Wear loose, comfortable clothes — you will get up feeling longer and lighter.

Good fortight hips and hamstrings · flexibility · low energy

Slow, deliberate pressure that works into the deeper layers of muscle and fascia to release chronic knots and old tension patterns. It can feel intense in places, so we agree on the pressure first and I keep checking in with you throughout.

Good forchronic tension · training and sports · stubborn knots

Traditional cupping. The cups create a gentle suction that lifts the tissue, draws circulation to tight areas and lets the muscle soften before I work it by hand. Round marks are normal and fade within a few days.

Good fortight back and shoulders · after training

Smooth basalt stones, heated and oiled, glide along the back and rest on key points so the warmth sinks deep into the muscle. The heat does part of the work, which lets me go deeper with less pressure.

Good forcold, tense muscles · deep relaxation

Warm bamboo canes of different sizes roll and knead the larger muscle groups — legs, back and shoulders — giving a firm, even pressure that feels deep without ever feeling sharp.

Good forheavy legs · broad back tension

Focused pressure-point work on the hands and feet, following reflexology maps and finishing with a slow foot rub. Quiet, simple and surprisingly whole-body — many guests fall asleep.

Good fortired feet · winding down before sleep

Scalp, temples, neck and upper shoulders, worked with slow circular pressure and gentle traction to release the tension that builds behind screens and long days.

Good forscreen fatigue · tension around the head and neck

A sculpting facial massage using lifting strokes, pressure points and light lymphatic movements across the jaw, cheeks and brow. The face looks rested and softer — a natural, no-needle glow.

Good forjaw clenching · tired-looking skin · before an event

A gentle massage adapted for pregnancy, done lying on your side with pillows for support and focused on the lower back, hips, legs and feet. Please tell me how far along you are when you book.

Good forlower back and hips · tired, swollen feet · rest

After a light exfoliation, the body is covered in a nourishing mask and wrapped in warm towels to rest while it works, then finished with a light moisturiser. Skin feels soft, hydrated and calm.

Good fordry skin · a slow, pampering hour

A full-body exfoliation worked in slow circles to lift dry skin and wake up the circulation, finished with a light oil to lock in moisture.

Good fordull or dry skin · before a holiday